New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1919, Page 4

MY HEART =« MY HUSBAND e e —— - chlldren Cry for Fletcher.'s. ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF RN d Revelations of a Wife at the Telephone Brought 10 .\ o und his wife had made no ’:"“'K‘"* ‘(‘;‘"*“ ning fol. | that she knew either Alice Holeon : : i . slept so late on the morning fol- | Soaiavie e : : : i i \l mLil ita) Brownisl aenartare to oE W "\“‘l::w_. e P Bl o L : i Thc Kind You Have A.lwn.ys Bnught Tiss borne thé algnn. ew York, that I missed my school "‘ = ~ll . il o my classtoota | 4 i o > - 3 ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his Bin for the first time since I had |y :°h she G e e | 7 o i o : personal supervision for over 30 years. Allowgno one , R e b hee s H e L 5 j A 3 : e : 1 to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and ol e e ey e oo ol BLionLess ! 3 st i . i 8 1 Just-as- nnd are but experiments, and endanger the Yl upon her face 8 5 g 3 5 s health of hlldrt,n-luxperlence against Experiment. ached the schoolhouse in time to | "D DO MOS0 L inking she | Sy it : g gmmence my classes, and had a ; P - frec for modhine But G UGSt explain my fanciful feching it secms | 2 R (»anthi a§1tml!3§ substitute. for ;Castor Oil, Pare- “”rml Eeloal St v oueny (Reonliingt meR dienna G| : gorie, Drops and Soothin ‘%Smn contains neither jombe T about Milly’s open- | : y A “Has Mr Stockbridge returned?” m,! 1\’\“‘1‘\;‘ Rk : ] LS : f)pmm. Morphine nor other n: tic substance. I«or‘* PGt et ine ancnercalibat he ASRtiaticeEs : 3 ‘ more than thirty years it has been ("bnstant use forthe blephoned me this morning, sayving Lorglnctoiy Slonss | : : i relief of Constipation, Flatu]eno Wind Colic and e hoped to be home this afternoon; ““Why should you sked in the | - E Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishpess ’atdsing therefrom, £ possible. | ' e i 5 f and by rogulating the Stomach.and B 1s, aids the as~ . Bfhe time. He said he would go most matter of fact manner : B Aot ana then mm(f down to the “Time enough for him to find out: similation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. 3¢ ool, but doubted whether he wonld when he opens the desk. And, while e e e Irtiiree I did about volunteering i B : Pt 3 P o < ; f nere berore the classes were din ' 1 still feel as [ did about volunteertds e T : o ‘ L ey = ; The Kind You Have: Always Bought issed. 1 suppose one of us ought to Stoekbri ion to her husband, e here when he comes, even if he is'S <3 2 : e v st 3 . | vet, if he asks me concerning the 2 . S S % : Bears the Signature of te.” $er tone was wistful. I surmised, matter. I shall have no hesitancy B¢ some reason she didn’t wish to about telling him the truth. So vun e the principal. T spoke prompily, jalong. and peace be with you." | fssuringly | 1 had purposely used a fippant | . W . ‘ B ] think it's my turn to take some | tone and words, t Alice Holcombe's 3 : ;. : B : . _ 2 i A ’ % . mood was almost hysterical. Her eyes i t 'k 2 1 here. There's no kS i 2 i R T MR e school | filled and she turned away | 'n use For Over 30 Years ason why I cannot stay ! el BB until Mr. Stockpridge comes, | "I wish it could” she choked, | THE CENTAUR COMPARY, WEW YORK CITY. B mattér how late he is. So if you|the next moment she had rushed out five anything on haud don't hesitate, of the room : B xe when soffool is out I finished my own work of the day, | and twenty-seven persons but has 1 “have some business to at- put everything in order, then went to bd to she hesitated, “but—I don't | the room where Miss Wines—a drudg- 3 ing, conscientious upper srade teacher e to leave you here alone.” g & i BB i KO “What nonsense!” I retorted. “You | —was correcting able papers ow how late Miss Wines and Miss | “I am going to be in the office for| ) e The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, The Aborn Miniature Theater in | scenery, electrical and mechanical ¢ for thirty-five vears, and organized New York city seats bul one hundred | eiUipment. It is used in the class | his opera school three years age, since work of training young singers in | which time he has duated several arand opera roles. Mr. Aborn (insert) | hundred pupils to the professional has been an operutic stage director ' fully cquipped stage, dressing rooms, ¢ always stay with their work. awhile, Miss Wine; I explained | more about me, but : pleasantly, “so if you want anythi heard anything vou will know where to find me. Mr Stockbridge is coming back this af- SEE IT AT MONDAY, TU on't bother any . “Milly 2" she queried as 1 paused. ternoon.” # N ‘ B E o ol o : : Fot a word.” “Oh!” The monosyllable was curt, ¥ s § 1 y . G 8 itat and to my quickened perceptions, un- & . : . . R rfiredito my elassroom R D0 AL Tl R ; S Cosveiar IQIPAVA/{A ?;‘,\‘\ Bfmise that the principal's wife was {0 o e e o 2 ' I Wines’ way deed, Be De other attractions witkh which they : & staked her :ob and $500 savings on the éhance n( winning a suitable Hus? ant to make. 5 s, two, which I spent in the office in | D Q 2 S % s - i af- |2 Lo x s I RISCILLA DEAN The Hope Chest,” at the Palace the- k : ; Orchard Inn, Wednesda { k o \ colleague’s face. i the look on my colleague's fac | ing photoplay which was adapted for | - night when Jimmie Ross came tearing | rended were swept from my mind Fa et 2 o2 5 > 2 dreaded ¥ Unusual interest attaches itself ! directed in her first Para- : S s [ his arms (exactly like a cheap telephone rang peremptor and | splendid picture and vaudeville j cess. “The Hope Chest” is a fitting esin the Cormican Players. AMr. Gallagher | Douyant nature, her effervescent youth | gulbongcheRuaspbetotepeliliaio g = 5 essens ambition; beauty, | €4y sketch of (he rapid-fire varviety. | stantly in evidence. There will be a | NISDAY. i Buh e i Sk ik drenched in cold water and my ha {dneys are out of order ol 5 Y kid ¥ order or W dtnirers ot EriaslniDeat PRINCES S ANERTPERG Captain Wallis and Jim Ross were ji me, have you om—"" Miss Holcombe's Hesitation : " e e 3 pleasantly significant. She waited a | A, - : ] . fhe approach of a group of ““?:\"! few seconds, added monotonously, I - > 7 N : 5 B o e . i an effective stop to our conv shall not want anything,” and turned a3 N : : e ,ZOG‘ o0, fith a feeling of relief. "’Oh“;"y As 1 went down the stairs T kept Biée Holcombe was wrong in her! €5, - L Lama : ice uring myself that it was on ese motices are written by the ‘ ! (Dorotuy, aged 26, is spending the summer ly Peach, hayin dy biding her time to make trouble, -, o oyt nijckname for her was W . L ks J—— - : band during the summer. There are her le o Joa or chum. Ptiing silently the mischief she ouchy,” but for the next hour- : i g et home to Joan, her chum At the close of school in the af-i.gisus waiting for my principal’ : 8 al = swalting ater vesterday. Myisorlatisia e e Fnoon this feeling had become a1 fCO8S WE OIS L bering uneasily | e a S 3 v : f My world is all in chaos, Joan ) Bl with me M- Slockbridee 5 ing AT FOX'S THEAT i This is in every respect a charm- : 3 o much has happened since that awful | d not put in an appearance at the "y, \iss Wines, indeed, everybody Miss S, . ) » | the sereen by W. M. Stearns d di- 5 8 s apta V' ! - in the world save the woman I so | octos 2 aak earn nd di | into Captain Wallis' camp in that| | ifton, who also | | melodramatic fashion, finding me in{ when, just as I was telling myself that | the Iox program for 55 & > 1oX proj or the first half | mount rring vehicle Battling | . . t | "I res st not wait any longer, the Sh : { : 2 8 ; : = 1 movie), that I don’t know where 10 | I really must not wait any longer, t of this week, for in addition to the |Jane” which scored so signal a suc- L ' 2 | i iy S ridge’s incoherent rau- s i : : : I left off, didn't I, at the point P ‘\rn?kmm:(;u “‘1r)<;.i11< Will appear one of New Britain's fa- | Vehicle for the display of the delight- S : | where T fainted and flopped nnw:»wn, cousgyolce camo; Y08 Yorite actors, Desmond Gallagher, of | ful personality of Miss Gish, and her j : i : - i Xi trounie preys upon | will he soo e : [ el e ne A rival swains could catch me. Weil, MEN thal i lscontassaland SEL L ve Wir a com- ; and above all, her artistry, are con- I came to with the neck of my blouse 7 vigor and cheerfulness | Three other acts are included on the | complete change of program on S o T 2 WOMEN otten aisappear when tho | 1,j1, o . | a1 dishevelled | diseased. For good results use Dr. Kilmer's | Swamp-Root the great kidney medicine. At | Special treat in store for Bl standing by-—Eric with a wet towel them, for S D S R e them: o Laundr Economy SRR oy RE K i T 5 e s s ar sta pened vesterday in | 7 i Jimmy v a brand; Baniple mze bottle by Parcel Post. altd|her latest mystery creoh.diama, | ask at each other. at Daring, Dashing Little pamphlet “p, 3 1 se days even small ecos 3 This pretty o eir- " That B R s st ey n these days even small economies Berlin.-This prefty American heir x B it anTsoon ess is but one of many in Germany 1 Lady in v ar — Lk A c.. and enclose ten cents. When writing ially judged when oned | Are worth knowing PRETTY SMOOTH" n_the New Britain Dally Herald By Jismentionad left in poverty by the seizure of their | | American property by the alien prop- . Her Greatest Crook-Drama erty custodian. For the Princ 1 spectable number of pennics A erg. formerly Miss I'lorence il = the author of it. All those ele 5 DU €S GO . il it OREACE 3 caref e 2088, e - REGISTER NOW Famara bl e h']fl‘\"”fi; | The first is Hazard, by her marriage into Teutonic B f"'f‘”:- el S PATH s Office Hours: o titled circles lost her American citi- | Warned as I struggled up and began 8:30 a. m. to 1 b m. And 2 to 4 p, m, | TXANABES (o inject in his stage work Home-Made Soap. ot SildivE tolpintandioat By haicn o % HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY Tatty e NS Mo ey ety ::j)“]}zr(:i;mi‘( l{x’v‘ Al)’l\wv y:t'turo,”\vhh the ! Save every scrap of fat and keep in x | order. i Y A Andl Satirday Rl h\:‘ e w‘ ‘nrn Smooth estab- | an earthen or tin container until five | I'll thank you, Ross,” said Captain 4 TOPICS OF THE DAY CONNEOTICUT BUSINESS COLLEGE | '° ¢ & NeW record for crook stories. | ||\ /4o 1ax been collected. Melt the Tafleta Fl’OCk Wallis with ominous calm, “to take g —— Phone 60 163 Main St. e s { yourself out of here and to attend to opened an eyve, “come with me don’t Lknow what all this mess | mean but I'd rather learn from youa | than from this—" rdiVeiller fthe famons staral|l Herelarelsome homesrnde laondrs STUDENTS z V‘V ight, author of “Within the | supplies that may save qnite a re- SUNSHINE COMEDY Our Fall Term Commences Sept. AW e and @ibemhipteenth Chain iy | T ] > P, N a O i ik e r o ove + EXTRA ADDED O AN ATACE L AR R i QU O - vour own affairs, If you have any. I| The Palace is offering another good | When melted have ready a very large S aballl seel Mias G fo UG v,‘.,_1 | ATTRACTION! s haaeels o 5 ther 2o S" I-ake gum flu"fie ;I‘v‘;‘(‘n:’?&:v( ,-‘.‘r:TvM \'I-Tn?dv\l-?;::CM;M'\‘ with [earthen crock in which is dissolved 1 : \ There is no explanation needed, either DE m‘fl GAU.ASHEH Manuel Romain, the b can of potash in 3 pints of cold wa- to vou or to anyone clse noted singer, & 3 he remarks of the' presents a singing sketch with three | ter- Add 1 tablespoonful of ammonia Judging from the remarks o e 5 T ASEIRS Popular Pleasu st : : of thoiCORMICAN PLAYERS The Por AsEiCrounds people called “The Night MHawkse | and 1 tablespoonful of borax. Stir the p clerk at the Inn, T think perhaps Miss i “LIVE] WIRES!” Wwhich offers some excellent singing [ MiXture with a long, smooth stick Varick would prefer to motor back to A Corking Comedy Sketch and Band Concert numbers that are well rendered. Boss | until dissolved, then pour in the warm town with me—" | “As T was dressing. T saw Three OthewfGreat Acts of & Marr, two charming girls, offer | fat. slowly, stirring occasionally until i Eric glared and turned toward “""\ a note being slipped under E S songs and dances and Lester and Mil- | the mixture is thick. Pour the liquid cy menacingly my door iz Class very Sunday S S , ; Tiensel” I broke in. “lets have| = ot ] o alk and sing themsclves into Dancing, Boating, Bathing, Bllliards, | favor. The big photoplay feature is | Set out doors in the air and sun until § done with this horrible scenc. 1 shali; hjs publisher, who scems to be h DEV[ LLE Bowling, Roller Coaster and the Whip Paramount production with Dor- | it is hard and white SR EHETRTR 1 . (6 e T SR R e B B Dinner, Table D "Hote and A La Carte | othy Gish in “The Hope Ches Ap- A Home Washing Fluid, S if vou'll take me, Captain Wallis. 1'm ( \ajting for you. - i pearing in one of the most charming T L. ' e e e ey Gish, the beautiful and sprightly Par- | spoonful of turpentine and 3 table / 4 I have a confused memory of ISric| really am, Dorothy, you'd listen to m amount star who won fame as “The | spoonfuls of liquid ammonia. Soak 4 (N Wallis rushing about getting out the' But never mind that now. Just cut Little Disturber” in David W. Grif- | clothes in this liquid fof three hours little old tin lizzie. And of Jimmie ! this hole and come with me. I'll con- ‘“lflv:s“furlnl‘l:fv wm|~ xm‘\:n'nv. “Hearts of | then wash without hoiling. A \ keeping up a running fire of entreaty | vince you on the way he orld, made a deep impression » Javel . N for me *“to quit this beastly mix-un’ . by her arlistic portrayal of the role | HomerMude Javclic ot ottt LA and go O i A ST R “p. P I'mi older ”m;l e of Sheila Moore in a splendid pic- moving Stains, / | “he'd put me up with his mother, 1o | (hink, too 3 turization of N Lee Luther's novel, [ Dissolve 1-2 pound of chloride of / . | Tl e s b . v I St L S e e (ST ) | Bl %% | for “misunderstanding ever¥thing” | p. Captain Wallis having made it c S e | and “daring to allow a lot of fiendish | pjain that he had no feeling toward soda. Keep in tightly corked bottles | o1 L in a dark place and use only for stains IRE et e e e excony hal efiiisiac ebatitonA S on white goods, 2 E 3 3 a girl who was doing a perfectly busi- | his amanuensis? ] 2 nesslike thing.” Of Jimmie sayin Yours distractedly Home-Made Bluing. “Never mind—" that he’d settle it ' poLLY Buy at a drug store 10c worth of A afterward with Wallis.” And of Cap- & ' soluble blue. Put the powder into a | | tain Wallis stowing me into his little = cup, add a little water and stir until | rattling flivver and making the best i iy ot e free from Jumps. - Dissolve 1 teaspoon- { possible speed back to Orchard Inn, ful of oxalic acid in a little hot water. | while Jim Ross followed moodily in airplane to the sca. One of DON"T MISS IT! Sihen Ehefelidhis (Hissalved pUE itiinta| MSECIR STV EC IOt SIShI Fd ocll s e S el - e e s S e & e little frock, with the bodice of o o large pan and pour over it four quarts | Mure little fro o 3 Shansh the hundreds of stunts At et ml“m(jmm old-fashioned simplicity, its tight, | at last into bed after a sniffy char performed by Dare-Devil MANUEL RBMMN & GO Stir. Strain through muslin and bot. | Short sleeves ending in a puff, and its | bermaid had brought mo sandwiches U full skirts edged with cordings and [ and milk (which Eric had probably | Hutchinson. in y shirring At the waist is a corsage | tipped her dollars and dollars to do). | one 1000, ” bouguct of French flowers. | And of laying awake till dawn trying | The mgm HGWks | to think out my affairs. i s AL ARRANGEMENT 4 " - - . S | Things that seem utterly awful as, Vaudeville's Best Singers. 5 . i | LEGS STIFF? JOINTS vou lie in the dark going over them | 'EEK STARTING MONDAY, : | S G d’ AND MUSCLES ACHE? | miscrably in your beaten-out mood AUGUST 18TH, THE Trme EREAT CAMELE o oo e . e — lighten with the coming of day & h = R G Limber up! Rub any Kind of pain | As I was dressing, 1 saw a note GURMIGAN PLAYERS soreness, stiffness ht out with being slipped under my door. It was Anne Luther & Chas. Hutchinson TheyDontLast.§ | o smte Tisemeny e IN PATHE'S LATEST AND GREATEST SERIAL DOROTHY | Don't stay sore, stiff and jame!| My own dear Dorothy, whether- WILL OPEN A RETURN Long' | Limber up! Rub soothing. penetrating | you-like-it-or-not:”” it read. *“Ior NGO\ GEMENT. 0 “St. Jacobs Liniment” right in your | God's sake listen: I'm the best judge 3 " 3 THE GREAT GAMBLE,, GISH ashinefouseloa ol ol sl naln il i 1m> affair. Pack your duds and | mEContn &SR Groaton 9 o @ nerv It's the quickest, surest pain | 1ot me run you back to Lively Beach. | Laughing Hit. = < ;::jl“'l““‘; “l“‘v‘g" “; is absolutely harm- { jrve had it all out with Wallis. e «“ A serial as full of thrills as a galvanic battery with a delightful 1o i ",“m,‘,‘f,’,x\mf“”[;:’,‘,Nm“ Tasfelven g tofofatraleht anail fce lT PAYS TO heroine and a dare-devil, death defying hero. who accomplishes Th H Ch ’ T | U e b e U B S C seemingly impossible feats with consummate casc. ,i1ne riope est | soreness and stiftness in the head, [ "MSTHEIE 0 Lus a ot ot ! ADVERTISE” I neck, shoulders. back, legs, arms, IT STARTS THURS., FRL. SAT. s e Rl S S ool el Giosn ¥ i tats lothimin ) Paramount's Special Photoplay TOA I l | nothing like it. You simply pouy a |1 couldn’t sce how any human being Fo i i 3 9 Where You See The o e ; litle In your nand and rub “whers it | COlling itselt & man could fuil 1o de|| MATINEES WEDNESDAY, hurts,” and relief comes instartly, |in love with you. But now it's all THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Best Seriais First. “RED GLOVE"” — COMEDIES B“est ofcom flakes Don't stay crippled! Get small | clear. T’or. once, it's simply the nmn’ Bt Now . On RalelAt o OTHERS i trial bottle now from any drug store. | elist and the secretary—he has con-| It never disappoints-—six gold medal ( Vinced me. Come on, dear, let's beat Oftice. awards, it. Wallis has gone to town to see 3 TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY